Trump's $15M 'Triumphal Arch' Plan for D.C. Revealed
Donald Trump has revealed designs for a 250ft gold-and-white 'triumphal arch' in Washington D.C., potentially using taxpayer funds for construction near Arlington Cemetery.
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Interiors expert Michelle Ogundehin shares her shopping habits, from artist-grade paper to vintage chandeliers, emphasizing mindful purchases and home wellness.
Trump's 'Arc de Trump' Monument Plans Revealed in New Renderings
The Trump administration has released new renderings for a 250-foot triumphal arch in Washington DC, featuring a golden Lady Liberty and the phrase 'One Nation Under God'.
Kengo Kuma to Design National Gallery's £750 Million New Wing
Japanese architect Kengo Kuma, known for Tokyo's Olympic stadium, wins competition to design the National Gallery's largest-ever expansion, part of a £750 million transformation that will include 20th-21st century art.
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Kengo Kuma Designs New National Gallery Wing in London
The National Gallery in London has commissioned Japanese architect Kengo Kuma to design a new wing, set to open in 2026. Known for his Tokyo Olympic Stadium, Kuma's design will blend traditional and modern elements.
Gangnam's Brutalist Gems: Architectural Treasures
Explore Gangnam's brutalist architectural gems, showcasing South Korea's unique concrete structures and their cultural significance in urban design.
Villiers Street Revamp Sparks Debate in London
Plans to overhaul 1 Embankment Place near Charing Cross station include upgraded shops and office spaces, but some locals fear it will lose its historic charm.
Trump's Presidential Library: A Golden, Bookless Skyscraper
Donald Trump's proposed presidential library in Miami features a 47-story tower with a giant golden statue, drawing criticism for its brash, Vegas-like design and lack of books.
Stella McCartney's £5m Highland Home Approved After Otter Dispute
Fashion designer Stella McCartney secures planning permission for a £5 million eco-friendly house in the Scottish Highlands, overcoming objections over otter protection and design aesthetics.
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Peter Kuh: Master Furniture Maker Dies at 74
Peter Kuh, an exceptional furniture maker and educator who blended American traditions with Arts and Crafts, has passed away at 74. His legacy includes elegant designs and inspiring generations of craftsmen.
Judge Halts Trump's $400M White House Ballroom Project
A federal judge has ordered a temporary halt to Donald Trump's $400 million White House ballroom construction, citing lack of presidential authority. Trump brands preservationists as 'radical left lunatics'.
Judge Halts Trump's White House Ballroom Project
A US judge has ordered the Trump administration to suspend construction of a $400 million ballroom at the White House, siding with preservationists who argue the project lacks proper authority.
Desmond Williams, Modernist Church Architect, Dies at 93
Desmond Williams, the acclaimed architect behind four listed modernist Catholic churches, has passed away at 93. His innovative designs emphasized community and active worship.
Square Mile Helps London Win Prestigious Urban Planning Award
London has been named a 2026 Laureate of the Lee Kuan Yew World City Prize, with the Square Mile's Destination City strategy and City Plan 2040 credited for creating a vibrant, sustainable urban environment.
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Charing Cross Villiers Street Transformation Plans
Hopkins Architects reveals major development plans for 1 Embankment Place above Charing Cross Station, promising to revitalize the cramped Villiers Street with improved public spaces, pedestrian links, and new commercial offerings.
Kazakhstan's £600m Glacier Skyscraper for New City Alatau
A £600 million skyscraper complex inspired by glaciers will become Kazakhstan's tallest building, anchoring the new city of Alatau near Almaty by 2029.
No 1 Poultry Loses Rooftop Restaurant in Office Plan
The City of London's Grade II*-listed No 1 Poultry building will lose its rooftop restaurant and public access to parts of its roof gardens under approved refurbishment plans to boost office space, despite heritage objections.
Emin's Old London Studio Becomes Homes and Commercial Units
The former Spitalfields studio of iconic artist Tracey Emin is being redeveloped into residential flats and commercial arts space by Chris Dyson Architects, preserving the building's artistic legacy.
Urban Design Awards 2026: Pragmatic Projects Win Top Honors
The 2026 Australian Urban Design Awards celebrate projects like Campbelltown's car park and St Kilda's pier, emphasizing a gentler, more inclusive approach to urban transformation that balances functionality with community and environmental needs.
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Arnos Grove Tube Station: Swedish-Inspired London Landmark
Arnos Grove Underground station, opened in 1932, is modeled after Stockholm City Library. Designed by Charles Holden, it boasts Grade II* listed status and survived wartime bombings.
Laundry Chair Debate: Clever Solution or Poor Spend?
A viral furniture piece designed to hold dirty clothes sparks controversy over its practicality versus cost, dividing home organization enthusiasts and critics.
Axel Burrough's Architectural Legacy in Manchester and London
Axel Burrough, co-designer of Manchester's Royal Exchange theatre and restorer of London's St Luke's for the LSO, has died at 79. His work blended futuristic and historic elements, reshaping cultural spaces across the UK.
Trump's White House Makeover: Corinthian Columns Planned
Donald Trump proposes replacing the White House's historic Ionic columns with Corinthian ones, part of a broader effort to redesign the executive mansion into a more opulent, Trump-style palace.
Historic Regal Cinema in East London Finally Renovated
After years of disrepair, work has begun on The Regal Cinema in Highams Park, transforming it into flats with a preserved Art Deco façade and a new two-screen cinema.
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Cosmic House in Kensington Opens to Visitors Next Month
The Cosmic House, a Grade I-listed postmodern home in Kensington, opens to the public from April 22, featuring unique designs and an art installation.
BT Tower Hotel Moves Forward with New Architects
The iconic BT Tower's transformation into a luxury hotel progresses as Orms Architects takes over the project, promising to restore public access after 46 years.
Cologne Cathedral Ticket Plan Sparks Social Justice Outcry
Plans to charge €12-15 for entry to Cologne Cathedral have ignited a fierce debate in Germany, with critics warning it will limit access to only the well-off and undermine the church's role as a public space.
BT Tower Hotel Plans by Orms Architecture Firm
Shoreditch architecture firm Orms will transform London's iconic BT Tower into a boutique hotel, with initial plans set for public consultation in May.
London's Cosmic House Opens to Public This April
The Cosmic House, a Grade I listed post-modernist architectural marvel in West London, opens its doors to visitors from April 22. Built by Charles Jencks, it's described as a 'total work of art' exploring cosmology and design.
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Film Reveals Paris Grande Arche's Troubled Construction Drama
Stéphane Demoustier's new drama The Great Arch explores how Danish architect Johan Otto von Spreckelsen's visionary design for Paris's Arche de la Défense was compromised by political interference and bureaucratic ego.
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